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Sports

Column: Despite Sweet 16 loss, UNC women's basketball's season represents strides

By Cade Shoemaker | March 29

Sometimes, it's easy to turn the page after a season ends, but UNC's past season reflects a shift closer to what the program wants to become.

Lifestyle

Instagram account uncquirks serves as digital scrapbook of on-campus life

By Sophia Graci | March 29

City & State

What would federal budget cuts to the Department of Education mean in Chapel Hill?

By Defne Önal | March 27

News

UNC Board of Elections disqualifies Nyssa Tucker, second lawsuit filed

By Caleb Herrera | March 26

Opinion

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Column: Student protesters shouldn’t be more committed to fighting fascism than our elected officials

By Hailie Davidson | March 28

Column: Let's redefine what it means to be apolitical

By Anna Gage | March 27

"I understand there are fears of inaction with students temporarily remaining ideologically neutral. But the issues that arise with some lost action are ...

Column: The war on science and funding cuts at UNC are gutting innovation and progress

By Hailey Rodriguez | March 26

"It especially comes as a shock and cause for concern that science programs are now being targeted when more often than not it’s the humanities that ...

Special Projects

New organization plans to defend and support students charged in new conduct system

By Regan Butler | March 19

The Student Advocacy Network, founded by 15 student advisors in the Office of Student Conduct, hopes to increase the number of students who seek counsel ...

Associate dean resigns from SCiLL, citing 'lost faith' in Atkins’ leadership

By Aidan Lockhart | March 7

The 'potential for conflict of interest' within the Board of Trustees

By Aidan Lockhart and Aisha Baiocchi | February 18

University

Kenan-Flagler to introduce Master of Science in Management program

By Ragan Huntsman | March 27

Courtney Knoll, associate dean for the business schools' Master of Accounting and the MSM programs, said the degree will offer students an introduction ...

'The power of collective giving': University holds eighth annual GiveUNC fundraiser

By Macie Greene | March 27

Summer Bridge Program connects incoming students to UNC campus

By Macie Greene | March 27

City & State

CHHS teacher Travis Adkison chosen as finalist for CTE teacher of the year award

By Iris Eyster | March 28

Adkison, a fire instructor at Chapel Hill High, is recognized for his role as an outstanding educator.

Orange County Board of Education discusses budget for upcoming fiscal year

By Sarah Clements | March 28

North Carolina sees larger wildfires, officials point to damage from Hurricane Helene

By Iris Eyster | March 27

Sports

No. 5 UNC men's lacrosse upset 13-12 by No. 9 Army

By Dylan Stalter | March 29

No. 5 North Carolina men’s lacrosse (7-2, 0-0 ACC) fell to No. 9 Army (8-1, 3-1 Patriot) in a thrilling 13-12 match that came down to the final play ...

After back-to-back singles losses, Thea Rabman leads UNC women's tennis to 4-0 sweep over SMU

By Caroline Wills | March 29

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No. 4 UNC women's tennis comes up short against No. 9 Duke

By Caroline Wills | March 28

No. 21 UNC baseball blanks Miami, 2-0, to take first game of series

By Marvin Lee | March 28

Audio & Video

More than a Market

By May Proctor | March 26

PAID CONTENT

More than just movies: Lumina Theater illuminates community

Lifestyle

Local organizations host three-mile walk to fight hunger

By Rebecca Savidge | March 28

On Sunday, the 38th annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro CROP Hunger Walk took place, with over 200 individuals signing up and many local organizations making ...

UNC students and faculty perform educational play about abortion research

By Medha Nair | March 27

NC Botanical Gardens gallery highlights local birds, encourages conservation

By Noe Boggan | March 27

Data

Chapel Hill trails provide students a place off campus for running

By Rebecca Savidge

Galleries

UNC men and women's basketball sweep N.C. State in February

February 23

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September 17

One Good Read

UNC Police officer remains on force despite accusations of violence toward protesters

By Aisha Baiocchi | September 9

Captain Rahsheem Holland's conduct toward protesters on April 30 — and in protests at a 2021 Board of Trustees meeting — raises concerns about police ...